Job Description
Ethos is seeking a Fullstack Engineer to join their team in Bangalore, India. Ethos's platform is the backbone of family financial health. Ethos makes getting life insurance easier, faster and better for everyone.
As a Fullstack Engineer, the candidate will work across the stack, taking responsibility for the entire customer journey, from data storage to server application logic and front-end UI. The engineer will collaborate with other engineers to build and ship key features, contributing to the architecture and construction of internal standards and frameworks.
Role Involves:
- Collaborating with engineers and designers to develop and ship features
- Designing, building, and maintaining APIs
- Writing efficient, modular, and reusable libraries and abstractions
- Designing and building internal tooling to improve development efficiency
- Finding and solving performance issues
- Participating in code reviews
- Communicating best practices to the team
- Mentoring junior engineers
Requirements:
- 4+ years of full-time engineering experience
- Expertise in Javascript
- Full stack engineering experience in Javascript/NodeJS, Python/Django
- Expertise in SQL, database design, and familiarity with PostgreSQL
- Experience with front and back end architectural patterns of large, high-scale web applications
- Ability to design clean APIs and understanding of performance issues
- Experience with software engineering best practices – design patterns, code reviews, unit and integration testing, etc.
- Command over front-end web technologies such as HTML, CSS, React
- Solid CS fundamentals – including data structures and algorithms
- Understanding of security, common attacks and defenses
- Knowledge of build systems configurations and setup - such as Webpack
- Experience with infrastructure, distributed systems, and deploying apps into a high-scale environment
Role Offers:
- Opportunity to work on key features across the entire customer journey
- Collaboration with other engineers and designers
- Contribution to internal standards and frameworks